I\'m using my mac terminal to do a script, it basically does: wget http://p2.edms-pr.ccomrcdn.com/player/player_dispatcher.html?section=radio&action=listen_live
i know sed prints lines between words FOO and BAR from test.txt using the following command sed -n \'/FOO/,/BAR/p\' test.txt
I have o/p like 19599 user200120m32m 4260 S 14.05.33:21.13 app.out\\t Wed Jun8 09:31:06 UTC 2011 19599 user200120m32m 4260 S 14.05.43:21.61 app.out\\t Wed Jun8 09:31:12 UTC 2011
I\'m trying to write a bash script that increments the version number which is given in {major}.{minor}.{revision}
I use sed to create files from template files. I can\'t figure out, using man sed, why it does not change all the matched strings.
I have a file with content like this: [device] type=alpha instance=0 [device] type=beta instance=1 [device] type=gamma
This script strips the timezone from an email\'s Date fields: #!/bin/sed -rf s/(^Date: (Sun|Mon|Tue|Wed|Thu|Fri|Sat),.*[0-9][0-9]:[0-9][0-9]:[0-9][0-9]) \\+0900$/\\1/i
I am using sed -e \'s/\\(.*\\)ABC/\\1DEF/\' myfile to replace the last occurrence of ABC with DEF in a file.
I am not sure if I can do this purely with sed: I am trying to rearrange lines like this GF:001,GF:00012,GF:01223<TAB>XXR
I have a file w开发者_Python百科hich consist of some text, my interest is this particular line :
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